We're just a couple months away from the launch of new iPhone models, and rumors are starting to really pick up. This year, we're

Macworld Once upon a time, Apple used to make significant changes to the iPhone every two years. A new model (iPhone 4, 5, 6, etc) would launch with an overhauled look, followed by an S variant that boosted performance and smoothed out any imperfections.

The iPhone 17 Air may features a single camera, and that's more than enough for me. Here's why a single-lens phone is not as huge a deal as you might think.

Since 2017's iPhone X, Apple's most expensive phones have used stainless steel or titanium. If the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max return to aluminum, it would be a big material change, as reported by MacRumors. Apple is likely to expand on its design team's thought process when it officially announces the iPhone 17 this fall.

Here are all of the latest rumors about the 7 biggest design changes expected for the iPhone 17 lineup ahead of its launch this fall.

Firstly, the iPhone 17 Air could be the first Apple device to use a silicon-carbon battery, rather than a conventional lithium-ion battery. Silicon-carbon batteries, as their name suggests, use silicon in the anode of the battery, enabling a much greater energy density and improved power efficiency.

iOS 26 will power the iPhone 17 Air out of the box, and the operating system’s fresh user interface is prepared for the big moment. Liquid Glass is Apple’s latest design language and OS 26’s most notable highlight. As its name suggests, the UI now mimics flexible glass material that heavily relies on translucency and refraction.

New reports suggesting that the upcoming iPhone 17 Air will sport a titanium frame, a choice not shared by its Pro siblings.